by David Wilikofsky In the press materials accompanying A time to love, a time to die, Mexico City’s Amor Muere are referred to as an…
Exploring sounds of the past, present and future
by David Wilikofsky In the press materials accompanying A time to love, a time to die, Mexico City’s Amor Muere are referred to as an…
by David Wilikofsky Ryan Davis has charted his own path across the musical underground over the last decade, as a member of bands like State…
by David Wilikofsky Joseph Farago began writing songs in his dorm room in 2015. What began as a bedroom pop project eventually evolved into a…
by David Wilikofsky Subsonic Eye first caught my ear in 2021 when they released their third album Nature of Things. It was an elastic take…
by David Wilikofsky Svitlana Nianio is a bit of enigma. Her Wikipedia biography begins “little is known about Svitlana Nianio’s background”, and internet searches turn…
by David Wilikofsky I first became familiar with Ruth Garbus via her 2010 album Rendezvous with Rama. Still one of my favorite albums of that…
by David Wilikofsky Self Defense Family have often felt unapproachable to me. At this point the group has been operating in one form or another…
by David Wilikofsky I can’t think of any contemporary band that has evolved from record to record as much as Florry. The project has always…
by David Wilikofsky Agriculture started with Kern Haug and Daniel Meyer. Both veterans of the Los Angeles underground noise scene, the two began jamming together…
by David Wilikofsky Landowner are one of the most distinctive bands working today. Before even hitting play on a Landowner song you know what you’re…